Good questions. I’m glad Dan gave you the “permission”

The truth is, on reggaesteem there was too much focus on the token and speculation and less on community.

Right now we want to focus on what really matters and that is the community. We want a genuine community for reggae and Caribbean content lovers and creators , supporting them, on-boarding them and building up slowly but truly. That is Reggajahm. Sorry there isn’t much communication for your taste; no posts of the week, and contest and all that good stuff at the moment. But it’s good to have a break from the norm and just let the community breathe and the content be the king.

Our major use case, tourism doesn’t exist at the moment but we are thinking and looking out for opportunities to play our part in helping tourism on the island and in the Caribbean. There can’t be a plan for the token until we see how this situation pans out or we create a new and unique use case ( feel free to share your ideas ). Our plan at the moment is to build our hive power as that will enable is to support the community with the mother token, hive. Once we have a clear path and we see what HMTs have to offer vs Hive engine tokens, then we will take action on that side of things. If there is an airdrop, whatever jahm tokens you have on steem-engine will be reflected.

For now the token lives on steem, yes we could bring it over to hive but it would only be a distraction without a unique use case, attracting people who only care about a token and how much value it is going to be worth and not much about the culture or building a community. The value of the jahm token is at its right value at the moment. It’s natural value in the scheme of things.

Everything else you need to know is in the post Shanibeer linked in her comment.